Ford Tilt Steering Column Exploded View Diagram - Parts Identification (F-150)

This document is a single-page exploded parts illustration titled "Fig. 4 Exploded View of Tilt Column Assembly." It depicts a tilt steering column disassembled into its major components, with callout arrows identifying each part. Labeled components include the turn signal assembly and its actuating mechanism, flange, retaining ring, wire bale, clips, pivot pins, bearing, upper and lower tilt flanges, the steering shaft, multiple springs, a spring and seat, actuator lever, indicator assembly, turn signal tilt lever, retaining pin, shift lever, steering column tube, cover plate, shift fork, and cap. The drawing shows the relative order and orientation in which the parts stack together — from the turn signal assembly and tilt-head hardware at the top of the column, through the steering shaft and tilt flanges, down to the column jacket, shift fork, cap, and cover plate. A reader can use this figure to identify part names and their positions when disassembling, repairing, or reassembling a tilt steering column (for example, when replacing turn signal switches, tilt pivot pins, or the shift lever mechanism). No part numbers, torque specifications, year ranges, or model applicability are printed on the page; it is purely an identification/assembly-order diagram, likely taken from a factory or aftermarket service manual.